The Rainier: The Organic Sports T-shirt Made for Athletes and Adventurers
All of the right sports capabilities. None of the dangers of polyester. Supported by Experts.
All the Right Sports Qualities...
⛔️ None of The Dangers of Polyester
Thanks to the natural fibres used, the T-shirt has none of the dangers of polyester to the user.
💨 Breathable and Moisture-Wicking 💧
The fabrics used to make the T-shirt have built-in breathability and moisture-wicking. Making exercise more enjoyable, and a lot less sweaty.
💨 Breathable and Moisture-Wicking💧
The bamboo fabric used to make the T-shirt has built-in breathability and moisture-wicking. Making exercise more enjoyable, and a lot less sweaty.
👃 Anti-Odor & Anti-Bacterial 🦠
The fabric has baked-in anti-odour and anti-bacterial qualities. This allows you to wear the T-shirt for up to 7 days without it being unhygienic or smelly.
🌡️ Temperature Control & Extremely Comfortable 😌
The T-shirt keeps you warm when it's cold out, and cool when it's warm out.
This combined with the T-shirt's extremely soft fabric makes it very comfortable. Like nothing you've ever felt.
🌡️ Temperature Control & Extremely Comfortable 😌
The T-shirt keeps you warm when it's cold out, and cool when it's warm out.
This combined with the shirt's extremely soft fabric makes it very comfortable. Like nothing you've ever felt.
☀️ UV Protection
The fibres naturally have UV protection. The T-shirt protects you from the sun's harmful rays.
🏋️ Lightweight, Long-lasting ⏳
The T-shirt weighs as much as a regular one but lasts a whole lot longer thanks to the Interlock technology used to make the fabric.
🏋️ Lightweight, Long-lasting ⏳
The tank top weighs as much as a regular one but lasts a whole lot longer thanks to the Interlock technology used to make the fabric.
🌿 100% Organic & Natural 🌲
Everything from the shirt to the packaging is 100% natural. The T-shirt is made of 100% bamboo fabric with an OEKO-TEX certification making sure no harmful chemicals are used.
Polyester Tank Top vs. The Hayden Shirt
Most sportswear is made of polyester, which is plastic. This is not only bad for the environment but it's also bad for the user, that's you! By not wearing polyester you avoid the dangers and get health benefits.
Health Benefits:
Stronger Immune System
Healthier Hormone Levels
Lower Risk of Cancer
Increases Fertility
80% Less Skin Irritation
Less Respiratory Issues
Health Benefits:
Stronger Immune System
Better Hormone Levels
Lower Risk of Cancer
Increases Fertility
80% Less Skin Irritation
Less Developmental Issues
Less Respiratory Issues
70% Less Bacterial Growth
It's time to make a change. To push for a healthier human race and planet. It's time to achieve your full potential.
Supported by...
Anthony G. Jay, PhD
Author of Estrogeneration
"Plastics are leaching estrogenic chemicals [...], and these chemicals are wreaking havoc on our hormonal systems. The implications for human health are profound, ranging from infertility and cancers to developmental disorders."
Shanna Swan, PhD
Author of Countdown
“Chemicals in plastics, such as phthalates and bisphenol A (BPA), are altering our hormone systems and reducing fertility. The potential consequences for future generations are alarming, with declines in sperm counts and an increase in reproductive health issues.”
Dr. Huberman
Host of Huberman Lab
“Exposure to chemicals in plastics, such as BPA and phthalates, can disrupt endocrine function and have profound effects on brain development and behavior. These compounds are particularly concerning for their potential to affect children’s neurodevelopment and cognitive function.”
"That's great and all, but why not cotton?"
The reasons we didn't cotton are pretty simple:
1. Cotton has no sports qualities. It doesn't dry quickly, is not breathable, holds onto odor, and has none of the other sports characteristics we'd want in a sports tank top.
2. Cotton requires a ton of water to grow (~2700L/tank top),
3. Last but not least, a lot of toxic pesticides are used in the growing of cotton which have negative health effects on the user very similar to polyester (increased risk of cancer, hormone disruption, fertility and developmental issues, skin irritation, etc.)
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